May 7 – The success driving “Song’e Napule” doesn’t stop, and the comedy directed by the Manetti brothers starring Alessandro Roja, Giampaolo Morelli, Serena Rossi, Paolo Sassanelli and Carlo Buccirosso arrives in Israel. After the success with the public and critics at the International Film Festival of Rome in the Out of Competition section, and after the surprising result at the box office, “Song’e Naples” arrives in the halls of the Sderot Cinematheque in Tel Aviv. On Tuesday, May 13 at 9:30pm, the film will open. The movie depicts a contemporary Naples through the eyes of Paco, a fine, but unemployed pianist. The screening will be in Italian with subtitles in English and Hebrew. The event is organized by the Italian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv in collaboration with the Sderot Cinematheque. Recently, the comedy by the Manetti brothers received the approval of Luca Minieri, director of the highest grossing Italian movie of 2014, “Un boss in Salotto.” Miniero invited the public “to go see Song’e Napule, a fun and lively film, well acted, able to tell Napoli with strength and love.”
